Former mayor Paul Osborne joins Byers and Co to talk about how a variety of viewpoints has the ability to bring about change and the difficult challenges facing the local government in the coming months.

State Representative Dan Caulkins talks about mail-in voting, his experience in Springfield when lawmakers reconvened, his thoughts on Darren Bailey, the need to come together, and the need to impact issues including racism by making true change.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the quiet of the last two nights, the improvid COVID numbers for the area, ways businesses are evolving, living in a world that will continue to have COVID, finding solutions to get things like City Council meetings back closer to normal, and ensuring that we did enough to keep our people as safe as possible.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about relying on experts when making the best decisions for the community, working to provide a good life for citizens, supporting local businesses, lobbying the governor's office for loosening of restrictions, and the support of the peaceful justice walk by city officials and law enforcement.

Kansas City Barbecue Pit is spotlighted and Kailin Gaines talks about he and his family pooled together to bring KC style bbq to Decatur, their popular specials, their meats and smoked sides, and how to get their food.

Doherty's Pins & Pub is spotlighted and Brynn Hansen talks about being reopened with outdoor seating, seeing their customers again and their top menu items.

Macon County Sheriff Tony Brown talks about his unique perspective as an African-American sheriff, the importance of being in the community, police training, and how we can improve as a community.

Reverend Courtney Carson talks about the walk for justice, strength that is found in unity, being engaged in doing the hard work needed, and the successes he is seeing at Richland Community College and Decatur Public Schools.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about a tense day that was filled with wild rumors, the relationship that community leaders have been building with local law enforcement for years, the peaceful nature of the justice walk, and what is next in trying to improve the situation.

Kyle May talks about the reopening of Fleet Feet, how to participate with them on National Running Day, and the unique perspective of the 'Lance' documentary for the close knit cycling community.